St. Michael
St. Michael

About Us

A Redemptorist Brothers and Priests Roman Catholic Parish

St. Michael's began in 1852 with a wooden 40 x 60 structure. Immigrants in the area at the time were of a Bavarian/ German heritage. In 1869 they built a magnificent new structure to house the large congregation. In 1871 the Chicago Fire came through and destroyed all but three exterior walls. In two years, September 1873 for the feast of St. Michael they opened their newly constructed church. Through the years St. Michael and it's clock tower have stood in Old Town as a visual beacon to all, its bells a reminder to everyone of the church's presence in the neighborhood.


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Our Services

Sunday
07:00pm
Service
09:00am
Service
11:00am
Service
Saturday
05:30pm
Anticipated Mass
Monday
08:00am
Service
05:30pm
Service
Tuesday
08:00am
Morning Mass with Perpetual Help Devotion
06:00pm
Evening Mass with Perpetual Help Devotion
Wednesday
08:00am
Service
05:30pm
Service
Thursday
08:00am
Service
05:30pm
Service
Friday
08:00am
Service
05:30pm
Service
08:00am
Service

What to Expect

What are services like?
The 5:30 Saturday evening mass is traditional music accompanied by the grand piano in our sanctuary and a cantor to lead. The 9:00 Sunday morning mass is traditional music accompanied by the grand piano in our sanctuary and a cantor to lead. The 11:00 Sunday morning mass is a more formal mass musically with the use of our Kilgen organ and choir. Lastly, the 7:00 Sunday evening mass is our contemporary music mass.

What is the community like?
Our community of parishioners is a diverse group of young and old, newcomers to the area and those who have resided in this are for many years. Our community of young parents is growing and their involvement in the many events here at St. Michael has brought a new vitality and spirit to the parish. With the arrival or our new pastor, Fr. Tom Santa, St. Michael's Church has enjoyed new carpeting in the sanctuary and center aisle, flooring in the side aisles and back of church with a mosaic as you enter. New carpeting was put in the sacristy also. The Ancilla Domini Chapel has new carpeting along with paint and a mosaic of St. Michael. We are truly a beautiful, historic landmark site worth visiting and once you come into our church you will want to keep coming back.

What if I'm not a Christian?
We welcome people of all faiths to join in our Masses and have programs for anyone interested in just learning more about Catholicism and also those interested in becoming Catholic.


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